Ledger reserves the right to update or change these sales terms at any time, with changes applying to future purchases.
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The terms you agreed to when you first bought a Ledger product may not be the same terms that apply if you make a future purchase, so it is important to re-read the terms before each transaction.
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The terms you agreed to when you first bought a Ledger product may not be the same terms that apply if you make a future purchase, so it is important to re-read the terms before each transaction.
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